We found that genes expressed at the mid levels (read per million reads, 1 < RPM < 10), showed higher cell-to-cell variations than the ones expressed at high levels (RPM > 10, Figure 4), which indicates that the former set of genes have a higher propensity for a more dynamic regulation of expression among individual cells of the same type.
Three of the MIDs produced reads in excess of 2,200 (MIDs 5 7; 2,524, 2,204, 2,565, respectively), whereas MIDs 4 and 8 produced only 466 and 621 reads, respectively.
Pearl's back-story, which takes in his subject's American tour of 1867, comes crammed with imploring fans and incidental traumas, as when a chandelier threatens to descend on author and audience in mid-reading.
I had to abandon it, mid-read, mid-holiday, with no back-up book in sight.
The implausibility of the plot was so exasperating that I abandoned it mid-read, something I hardly ever do.
There is some secrecy surrounding these meetings, for reasons best illustrated by the time they had to eject a journalist from the Sun who'd been discovered sitting among them, mid-read-through.
This calm, get-over-it attitude to the difficulties of adolescent desire (and girls' desire at that) almost made me do a double-take mid-read; hugely, and refreshingly, unexpected.
A seagull shat on her head mid-reading, and the poem was chosen for publication in a museum chapbook.
To this end, each cDNA library was barcoded with a unique 10-base sequence (MID, Multiplex IDentifier) that is recognized by the sequencing analysis software, allowing for automated sorting of MID-containing reads.
Each of the eight cDNA libraries was tagged with a unique 10-base sequence (MID, Multiplex IDentifier) that is recognized by the sequencing analysis software, allowing for automated sorting of MID-containing reads.
The author's familiarity with his locale, conversational idiom and satirical wit (sparing no-one, storytellers included) make the collection a piquant mid-winter read.
